Sentence examples for expressed in hundreds of from inspiring English sources
His dedicated public service to this nation and the city he loved was expressed in hundreds of ways, large and small, including protecting the rights of the most vulnerable among us.
The wild card here is Henry Darger (1892-1973), an Outsider artist whose maniacal vision of war was expressed in hundreds of watercolors depicting little girls pursued by ruthless male marauders.
Our youth-centered culture equates love with sex; in contrast, I have seen with my older patients that love can be an endlessly blossoming flower, felt and expressed in hundreds of ways.
The pressure on Mr. Alciere to quit had been building in recent days as local, and then national, news organizations publicized his views, which he had expressed in hundreds of Internet postings like "Nobody will ever be safe until the last cop is dead".
Indeed, an important feature of the human genome is that its vast array of genes is differentially expressed in hundreds of different cell types and subtypes.
2) Gene Expression profiles: DNA microarray-based technology has provided researchers ample opportunity to perform comprehensive molecular and genetic profiling of cancer by simultaneously studying how thousands of genes were being expressed in hundreds of patients.
Trypsin 8 was solely expressed in 2nd instar nymphs, while trypsin 2 was expressed in both 2nd and 5th instar nymphs.
miR-92 was absent from the early 1st, 2nd, and 3rd instar larval stages, but highly expressed in late 1st, 2nd, and 3rd instar larvae and late 1st, 2nd, and 3rd molt larvae.
In fact, miR-29 was additionally expressed in late 1st instar, late 2nd instar, and late 3rd molt larvae.
In order to consider large deformation, effective stress and strain are expressed in terms of 2nd Piolar Kirchhoff stress tensor and Green Lagrange strain tensor, and constitutive equation is derived from the relation between the effective stress and strain.
Using (C.1)–(C.3), the power-domain moments can be expressed in terms of the 4th- and 8th-order moments in the time domain.
